MSD and its sister school take turns hosting an exchange program. Typically, three or four students and two staff take part in each exchange trip. Our inaugural exchange took place in 1999. Those students who come from Toyohashi School for the Deaf (established in 1898) learn about Canadian culture and soon realize how cold Winnipeg really is. They have been known to enjoy seeing the snow for the first time, learning how to skate, going on hayrides, as well as partaking in French-Canadian cuisine.
In turn, students from MSD travel to Japan to sight-see and learn about Japanese culture. MSD students and staff have always enjoyed interacting and communicating with our visitors using two different languages (American Sign Language and Japanese Sign Language).
September 3: | Meet the teacher |
September 4: | First day back to school |
September 4: | Bus Ridership |
September 18: | Vision Screening |
September 20: | Terry Fox Run |
September 23-27: | International Week of Deaf People |
September 27: | Milk Run |
September 30: | National Day for Truth and Reconciliation - No School |